Dodgy looking YT related mail.

[Safety Turtle]

So I just got this in my mail...in the "unwanted mails" folder and wondered if anyone else has gotten it:

"
I just wanted to contact you after
seeing your video on youtube today.

This is a promotional ad involving your
video getting a whole lot of popularity..

First off, you have a lot of potential,

and if you look at anyone who's successful
at doing what you're doing right now, you'll
see that they all have one thing in common -

They're all popular and have a huge
following on the web.

Your pure skill and talent alone won't
cut it anymore.

If you don't have a strong online presence,
how's anyone going to see your work?

unsubscribeyaa

I've helped numerous undiscovered talent
build their fans/exposure and I would be
happy to help with your success as well.

My team and I can start getting your
view count up starting this week
(thousands)

We have a promotion that you can afford right now
and it will get your view count to over 10,000+
within a few days. Real people watching your video.

This is the power of the web.

Click Here to watch our video
and learn more.

To your success,

XXXXXXXX

Indie Artist Marketing"

 

[MattyGreen]

I looked at their website. They'll use bots to push up your view and subscriber count and that's all, so I'd just ignore it. Haven't seen anything like that for years, it used to be popular and music companies would use websites like that in order to manufacture buzz around their videos, but yeah, I'd ignore it personally.

 

[Safety Turtle]

Oh wasn't going to even click the link...just curious if others have gotten it.
I much prefer to get my channel as far as it can go on my own ^^

 

[Mr Danny]

That definitely sounds like bot stuff. Good job for sticking to your own natural talent and ignoring this type of stuff!

 

[xingcat]

The way that message was laid out, it looked like really terribly poetry.

 

[LeGenDaryPuLse]

Pretty sketch